-- edited by pc20000 on Jul 29 2011, 09:34 PM
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Smart Bro Rocket Plug-It offers up to 12Mbps
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Wow another new product from smart, will be availabe next friday na daw.
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nice!!!
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Prepaid pa, galing ni smartbro.
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magkano kaya ito? saka totoo kaya yung speed nito?
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ang problema nito inconsistent and speed ng network ng smartbro lalo na sa umaga, yung prepaid smartbro ko sa madaling araw umaabot up to 3.6mbps or 360kb/sec and download, sa umaga babagsak ng 1mb minsan 512kbps ang average. On weekends malimit to...
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sana lang walang cap to
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talagang round off talaga para manloko. HSPA+ is found in the 3.75g wikipedia article, not in the 4g article
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sana lang walang cap to
there\'s a good possibility. So far totally capless ang PLDT and Smart. Hindi congestionless but at least capless -
SRP is 3,995. Gulp!
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talagang round off talaga para manloko. HSPA+ is found in the 3.75g wikipedia article, not in the 4g article
hindi naman siguro para mangloko. more for advertising ease. imagine trying to promote 3.75G..
in the same manner why not make up 3.90G or 3.95G?
what im trying to get at is these are technical terms that the layman will not look at or be interested in.
ang sakanila is, ano ba talaga \"speed\" niyan.
you sir are a technical person i presume. but not everyone is.
well in anycase:
HSPA+ Now “Officially” 4G According to ITU
<click here for link>
-- edited by powercycle on Jul 29 2011, 10:19 PM -
if actual talaga yun speed nyan kahit more than 5mbps basta ang download, bibili ako kaagad nyan, totally capless
im using globe 2mbps for the meantime -
SRP is 3,995. Gulp!
Mahal masyado kumpara sa presyo ng mga online shop. -
i\'m wondering bakit nag-aksaya ng pera ang smart para i upgrade ang cellsites nila sa HSPA+, bakit hindi nalang i leapfrog to LTE vanilla, para mas mabilis umabot sa province namin. lolz
parang meron kang net cafe tapos lahat ng PC mo na naka core 2 duo pinalitan mo ng core i3 tapos later papalitan mo ng core i3 second gen, dapat diniretso mo sa core i3 second gen
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i\'m wondering bakit nag-aksaya ng pera ang smart para i upgrade ang cellsites nila sa HSPA+, bakit hindi nalang i leapfrog to LTE vanilla, para mas mabilis umabot sa province namin. lolz
Baka may problema ang Smart sa deployment ng LTE nila at na-pressure sa HSPA+ ng Globe.
parang meron kang net cafe tapos lahat ng PC mo na naka core 2 duo pinalitan mo ng core i3 tapos later papalitan mo ng core i3 second gen, dapat diniretso mo sa core i3 second gen
Tagal ng nilabas ang LTE advertisement nila pero hanggang ngaun di pa available sa mga subcribers.
Samahan mo ng limited device na supported ang LTE. Baka late 2012 pa lalabas sa market ang LTE ng Smart.
Ang masama pa baka hindi talaga upgraded ang mga network Smart to support HSPA+.
Gaya ng Globe, sabi HSPA+ na network pero ang totoo HSPA lang. Tapos hanggang 384kbps lang maximum upload.
Karamihan ng telcos dito sa atin false advertisement lang. -
Baka may problema ang Smart sa deployment ng LTE nila at na-pressure sa HSPA+ ng Globe.
Tagal ng nilabas ang LTE advertisement nila pero hanggang ngaun di pa available sa mga subcribers.
Samahan mo ng limited device na supported ang LTE. Baka late 2012 pa lalabas sa market ang LTE ng Smart.
Ang masama pa baka hindi talaga upgraded ang mga network Smart to support HSPA+.
FYI sir meron nang deployed LTE sa Metro Manila, hindi pa lang inaadvertise sa madlang people so bago matapos ang 2011 magkakaroon na ng subscribers ang LTE ni SMART. malay natin meron na pala ngayong 1st batch ng subscribers.
HSPA+ Now “Officially” 4G According to ITU
napilitan lang ang ITU kaya naconsider na nilang 4G ang HSPA+ imba ang ITU talaga -
Globe naglabas ng 10Mbps, si Smart 12Mbps putek ilang subs lang makakaabot ng ganyang speed sa isang BTS...
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napilitan lang ang ITU kaya naconsider na nilang 4G ang HSPA+ imba ang ITU talaga
parang yung mga natives sa south america a few hundred years ago. local delicacy ang isang large rodent called capybara na mahilig mag swimming sa amazon river.
pero nahihirapan ang mga natives kasi ang mga praile syempre bawal ang meat pag holy week and fridays, so nag petition sila sa pope na i declare na fish ang capybara para pwed kainin pag Lent
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Gaya ng Globe, sabi HSPA+ na network pero ang totoo HSPA lang. Tapos hanggang 384kbps lang maximum upload.
@trilobugz
Have you not seen this post at superstick thread? It\'s clear on the screenshot that globe uses HSPA+.
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Have you not seen this post at superstick thread? It\'s clear on the screenshot that globe uses HSPA+.
Hindi pa.
Galing naman niyan.
Hindi na pala sa \"Dial-up and VPN\" makikita ang connection kapag HSPA+ na.
May sarili ng category na Mobile Broadband Connection.
Parang naka-built-in modem na pala ang E372 gaya ng wifi card sa netbook.
napilitan lang ang ITU kaya naconsider na nilang 4G ang HSPA+ imba ang ITU talaga
malapit naman sa 100Mbps ang 84Mbps ng HSPA+.
<click here for link>
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ang problema nito inconsistent and speed ng network ng smartbro lalo na sa umaga, yung prepaid smartbro ko sa madaling araw umaabot up to 3.6mbps or 360kb/sec and download, sa umaga babagsak ng 1mb minsan 512kbps ang average. On weekends malimit to...
agree. right now every minute disconnected smart bro ko. pag connected di pumapalo ng 400 kbps -
Hindi na pala sa \"Dial-up and VPN\" makikita ang connection kapag HSPA+ na.
Di naman kasi USB dongle ang gamit diyan sa connection na yan ng HSPA+ Sierra Wireless. Pakiedit na din or link your post picture sobrang laki.
Quick Overview
Designed for wireless mobile computing, mobile consumer, and networking devices, Sierra Wireless AirPrime™ MC Series intelligent embedded modules are based on the PCI Express MiniCard standard with a USB 2.0 interface. They are designed to work with high-speed networks worldwide, including EV-DO Rev A, HSPA and LTE networks. support up to 21.1 Mbps download speed and upload up to 5.76Mbps.
Specifications:
Brand Name Sierra Wireless
Model MC8700
Unlocked Yes. ready to use with global services.
Network Band
GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz.
WCDMA / HSPA+ / HSDPA / HSUPA / UMTS -850/900/1900/2100 MHz.
Data Speed Download up to 21.1 Mbps Upload up to 5.76 Mbps.
Antena Internal Antenna
Dimensions
Size: 51 x 30 x 4.5 mm.
Weight: 20g
Supported Systems Windows CE, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows7 Mobile Broadband, Mac OS X, Linux.
Comments
-- edited by xrampage on Jul 30 2011, 06:27 PM -
available na ba ang rocket plugit?
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<click here for link>
SMART Communications, Inc. has expanded its broadband portfolio with the new Smart Bro Rocket, a fast mobile broadband prepaid service running on the operator’s nationwide HSPA+ (Evolved High-Speed Packet Access) network.
Offered by Smart-subsidiary Smart Broadband, Inc. (SBI), the Rocket dongle “is the mobile broadband solution for subscribers whose usage and lifestyle require ultra-fast, strike-anywhere connectivity,” said Danilo Mojica, head of Smart’s Wireless Consumer Division.
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The Rocket delivers speeds of up to 12Mbps and runs on Smart’s HSPA+ network – which is expanding to cover key areas in Metro Manila and more key cities in the Visayas and Mindanao.
The Rocket will be made available at P3,995 at selected Smart Stores nationwide starting Aug. 8, 2011.
The Rocket is the fastest sibling among the Smart Bro Plug-It iterations. The entry-level Starter Kit, which delivers speeds of up to 2Mbps while running on Smart’s nationwide 3G network, was recently launched by Smart at P995. The Power Plug-It, which sports a fresh and more user-friendly interface and can reach speeds of up to 3.6Mbps, is available at P1,245.
“The carefully designed Smart Bro device portfolio gives our subscribers the flexibility to choose the service that’s tailor-fit to their budget and usage pattern,” said Mojica.
The company said its device-driven strategy for the Smart Bro portfolio complements the massive network modernization effort which has resulted in “the fastest speeds observed among all mobile broadband service providers,” according to benchmark tests conducted recently by NESIC Philippines, Inc.
“What this means to all Smart Bro subscribers everywhere in the country is, quite simply, the best surfing experience possible,” Mojica said. (PR)
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huli ka na sa balita
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meron naman router na pwede kabitan ng dongle. di ko lang alam yung model
edit: yan yun
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@pcruz
ano model yan? -
may cap ba ang smart prepaid? thanks
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ganda naman nito, kaso ang mahal... hintayin ko nalang muna mag mura to.
